In this website it tells about how the Boxer Rebellion or more known as the Boxer Uprising started. It goes over the start of the conflict and the reasons that agravated it.It also talks about the commitment of the imperial army and the massacre of the missionaries. It then brings up the Boxers siege of Peking and the torching of native dwellings. A brief part is then brought up on the U.S and many other countries coming into aid with ground troops and navy protection. At the end oif this like on all wikipedia it has foot notes referances and external links.
In this site there is a lot of information on what the navy took part in during the rebellion. It goes into past history on what china has gone through with other countries. The battle of peking is talked about and the naval strategic actions they took. There are some likns at the top of the page but no pictures.
The one link has information on the relief of Tientsin, siege of Peking, and some miscellaneous reports on the china relief. The other link has the biography of the rebellion.The rest of the links are about the china relief with the boxers.
This website has some pictures at the bottom of boxers and U.S Marines with some artillery. It gives information on how many troops were taken by U.S troops and there losses. It also list the number of allied forces and their losses. There is a list of chinas forces and the boxers number of troops and the losses after the rebellion. And at the end there is a conclusion of the rebellion.
This website is a magazine article from the national archives. It has two pictures one of a boxer and the other of marines in formation in Peking. It goes through the basic start and end of the rebellion. It also has a genealogical research part in the article. The genealogical research covers who was there and how many basically just the Marines. At the bottom there is a note page from commanders and other observers of the rebellion.
This website has a overview of what happened and how it started. It goes through what influenced the battle. There are some good pictures on this site of some famouse pictures from the boxer rebellion.
Websites
- Boxer Rebellion Wikipedia Article
In this website it tells about how the Boxer Rebellion or more known as the Boxer Uprising started. It goes over the start of the conflict and the reasons that agravated it.It also talks about the commitment of the imperial army and the massacre of the missionaries. It then brings up the Boxers siege of Peking and the torching of native dwellings. A brief part is then brought up on the U.S and many other countries coming into aid with ground troops and navy protection. At the end oif this like on all wikipedia it has foot notes referances and external links.- China Relief Expedition
In this site there is a lot of information on what the navy took part in during the rebellion. It goes into past history on what china has gone through with other countries. The battle of peking is talked about and the naval strategic actions they took. There are some likns at the top of the page but no pictures.The one link has information on the relief of Tientsin, siege of Peking, and some miscellaneous reports on the china relief. The other link has the biography of the rebellion.The rest of the links are about the china relief with the boxers.
- Boxer Rebellion at Geo City
This website has some pictures at the bottom of boxers and U.S Marines with some artillery. It gives information on how many troops were taken by U.S troops and there losses. It also list the number of allied forces and their losses. There is a list of chinas forces and the boxers number of troops and the losses after the rebellion. And at the end there is a conclusion of the rebellion.- Boxers Magazine Article
This website is a magazine article from the national archives. It has two pictures one of a boxer and the other of marines in formation in Peking. It goes through the basic start and end of the rebellion. It also has a genealogical research part in the article. The genealogical research covers who was there and how many basically just the Marines. At the bottom there is a note page from commanders and other observers of the rebellion.- The Boxer Rebellion
This website has a overview of what happened and how it started. It goes through what influenced the battle. There are some good pictures on this site of some famouse pictures from the boxer rebellion.VoiceThread
Summary of Boxer Rebellion